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    Default Re: Drawing standard widgets using a custom paint engine

    Ahh... that is no problem at all, just start a new (execution) thread!
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    Default Re: Drawing standard widgets using a custom paint engine

    Quote Originally Posted by high_flyer View Post
    Ahh... that is no problem at all, just start a new (execution) thread!
    There is a single processing unit, so one still can't do two things (separated by a distance of few hundred kilometres) at the same time. Context switching in this case is really expensive in both terms of time and money.

    But let's not hijack the thread If you want to talk about it, start answering emails

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